To be brutally honest, I was extremely disappointed with the landmark dedicated to the brilliant writer. If I get so famous people want to memorialise me, plant a tree or lable a bench. Don't follow Cardiff's lead and lay concrete.

​Poor Roald Dahl... Such an important part of many childrens' lives, a lovely man, and an author well deserving of a decent memorial - and what did he get? A few concrete pillars erected around a concrete flat on the edge of the docks. 

The William Pye Water Tower (the taller silver structure in the photo was a decent enough installation, but it made Dahl's tribute even more shabby an effort. Poor show, Cardiff. 

Can anyone tell me what the square (the 'plass') is used for? Do they hold events there in non-Covid days? It was hard to tell, there were very few pedestrians around, given the restaurants and cafes on the quay were all closed for the Welsh 'fire break' lockdown.